It's interesting. We've had a very lively debate on that issue. We've concluded that terrorism is still a threat, but it is no longer a strategic threat because it tends to happen more in the countries where there is some counter-insurgency, like Syria, Libya, and where you have different attempts by different players to take control.
We've had the case of Sahara, which was probably the closest to terrorism actually becoming a means to full control of a territory. That's why we should all applaud the French intervention. All of a sudden the counter-insurgency became an attempt to control the country of Mali, and not just northern Mali, because they were going full steam ahead.
I think that's really the key question. Terrorism will continue to always be a serious threat to the western world. I think that is something we should continue to be prepared for. That's why cooperation between the various agencies is absolutely essential.